Vol. 6, No 129, July 15, 1999
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6, No 129, July 15, 1999
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Fjola Larusdottir is a student intern at Cal State Long Beach Career Center. She plans on implementing career counseling in the school programs of her native Iceland to prevent student drop out rates. Cal State Long Beach computers and date-sensitive systems will be ready for the year 2000, said Michael Markoski, director of Administrative Computing Services and Information Technology Services. The Long Beach mall will close its doors Aug. 15 for the last time and will be revamped as something better by the Hopkins Real Estate Group. The home of Cal State Long Beach professor Elena Zagustin was auctioned off July 14 for $301,500, according to the West Orange County marshallâs office. The arraignment for a Cal State Long Beach employee, charged with sexual assaulting a fellow employee, has been continued to July 21, according to his July 13 arraignment. 
This summerâs slew of raunchy movie comedies is not over yet. ãAmerican Pieä is lewd, crude and extremely entertaining. Soulful Canadian singer Sarah McLachlan has released a new album -- a live album. However, it is a shame that the only way the listener can tell the difference between McLachlanâs live album and her past studio recorded ones are the random screams from the audience. A gala reception and screening of the award winning film, ãShow Me Love,ä marked the opening of the Outfest film festival, the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood. 
This summerâs play ground for pro basketball players, coaches and referees have brought new faces to The Pyramid. However, few are as recognizable as the new Los Angeles Lakerâs Head Coach Phil Jackson. Editor-in-Chief Jimmy Chai Diversions Maya Yamane City Hilary Strickland Managing Editor Eric Boyum |
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